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Shane_McWannabe
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Alright, I need to axe all you trampoline guys a question. So, I just got a new 14' trampoline and I been jumping on the thing a damn lot. The thing is that I get this massive fucking back pain from jumping on the thing alot, and it's soo bad that I cant even jump on it anymore cause my back hurts too fucking much.
I'm pretty sure I just stretched all the muscles back there, (it's in my upper back) and now everytime I jump on it I re aggravate them. Has anyone on here had a problem like this, and if so what did you do to get rid of it. Just time off from the tramp or what. I just got the thing like 2 weeks ago and before that I had'nt jumped on one for like 5 years, then I just started jumping alot everyday. Any help would be appreciated cause my back fucking hurts alot. Later.
Jul 26 2002 10:35PM
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Drail
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i get lower back pain a bunch on the tramp if i go on one for a long time... i think just rest for a bit and you should be fine.

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Jul 26 2002 11:21PM
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QuazBotch
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Stretching is godlike.

Invite a bunch of friends over and do 5 minute shifts on and off. Plenty of fun and you can go for hours like that.
Jul 27 2002 12:06PM
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FRZGene
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I got that a bunch last summer, and then again this summe after I crossed my springs.

It was sore for a few days but after enough jumping it just goes away, for me at least.
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Jul 27 2002 12:12PM
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shizleforizle
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ya ive gotten that. maybe you should cool it fer a little while.
Jul 27 2002 11:19PM
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Casey
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If what they said doesn't fix it, go to a chiropractor. I swear they are the best people on earth.
Jul 28 2002 1:22AM
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stephen_beast
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i had that and then i got a new pillow and now it doesnt hurt anymore i always a get a super sore neck the first few skiing days of the year ad cant walk for like 2 days after

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Jul 28 2002 12:30PM
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stephen_beast
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i had that and then i got a new pillow and now it doesnt hurt anymore i always a get a super sore neck the first few skiing days of the year ad cant walk for like 2 days after

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Jul 28 2002 12:31PM
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l_KeViN_l
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yea I kno exactly what your talking about, feels like someones shocking your back.. I just chilled out for a few days, also lie on your back and keep both of your legs straight, hold the two ends of a towel and place your foot in the middle, then keeping your other leg straight on the ground raise the towel leg so its at a 90 degree angle with your back, this streches the muscles amazingly and will help you get on your tramp faster ;)


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Jul 28 2002 12:56PM
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Shane_McWannabe
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Thanks for the info
Jul 28 2002 8:41PM
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